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Road Trip! $5 Hertz Rentals with Unlimited Miles Out of Florida

February 14, 2011 at 10:58 AM | by | Comments (0)

It’s that time of year again, as rental car companies need your help to get their cars anywhere but Florida. We’ve seen this before, so expect the deals to start flowing now that the spring weather is just around the corner.

Avis has a deal where you can take a car from the Sunshine State for $20 a day, but your return is somewhat limited as it needs to be dropped off somewhere in the Southeast portion of the country. Both Carolinas, as well as Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Mississippi are all options between April and June. Budget has a pretty similar deal for $20 per day, and you’re free to pick your choice of car including an SUV.

The best deal so far this season are thanks to Hertz, as one-way rentals can be had for as little as $5 per day. There’s no drop off fees and no mileage limitations, so you might want to start planning an April road trip from the comfort of your cubicle this afternoon. Just enter code DRV5—that’s for Drive for $5—and you’ll be all set. The deal is for economy and compact cars only, but you can return your car to plenty of states on the right-hand side of the country including spots as far west as Utah.

The Hertz deal is going to be hard to beat, but if something better comes along we’ll be sure to pass it on. Just remember that you still have to wait another month or two to pick-up your car, as the Hertz deal runs between April 24 and June 12.

Related Stories:
· Florida Drive For $5 [Hertz]
· Florida One-Way Specials! [Avis]
· As Rental Car Companies Go Green, They Turn on the 'No Smoking' Signs [Jaunted]

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